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Auditory Continuous Performance Test

Auditory Continuous Performance Test The Auditory Continuous Performance Test is a diagnostic test used to look for problems with auditory attention.

The Auditory Continuous Performance Test is a diagnostic test used to look for problems with auditory attention. A person listens to single words and responds when a target word is heard, which can help in identifying attention deficits such as ADD or ADHD in children ages 6 to 11.

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